Bonus Episode 4: Frocktails Recap!

Alicia went with our Other Sister, Monica, to Frocktails Boston this October. Tune in as Alicia and Monica recap their experience, from bingo boards to raffle prizes, the fantastic theme (Enchanted Forest), favorite frocks, and more! Did you go to Frocktails? We would love to connect with you on Instagram--tag us @handmadehistorypodcast and tell us about your frock!

This free-form-ish chat was full of sewing-related people, products, patterns, and more. Here are all of the things we mentioned:

Frocktails was organized by Renee & Florence

Cashmerette was the lead sponsor, along with Boston Fiber Company, Pintuck Press, and The Linen Lab

Alicia wore a modified McCalls M7493

Monica's dress was the very lovely ME2016 from Know Me Patterns by MimiG

We met Heather from The Very Serious Crafts Podcast

Alicia picked up a shirt in the clothing exchange and it was @stitchedbyannie

The most coveted prize was definitely the Sew Tites magnetic cutting system

However Alicia was really hoping to win a year's membership to Seamwork pattern company

Monica loved seeing Friday Pattern Company's Saguaro Set IRL

We saw a bunch of very pretty Japanese knot-style bags like this one

The graphic designer for the event was Monique Aimee -- she also had an amazing outfit and a hand-knit knot-style bag

There were a few Ashton Tops by Helen's Closet Patterns

Our mutual favorite outfit was a white iridescent dress made by a super amazing sewing enthusiast who also crocheted the Daisy Chain Top to wear on top of it and left trailing unwoven ends--fantastic style

Monica also loved Julie Eilber's giant flower scarf/poncho

Finally, we met someone who was on Threadloop. She gave us delicious caramels even though we aren't on Threadloop.

We hope you enjoyed our conversation. We had a total blast at Frocktails Boston and can't wait to go next year!

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(44)

Episode 40: Felt in All Forms

This episode is brought to you by Felted Sky, a needlefelting kit company. If you're looking to refresh your fiber stash or grab a mini-kit, check out feltedsky.com today. And as a special treat to ou...

26 Okt 22min

Episode 39: Witch CRAFTS and Amulets

It's officially spooky season, and this week we're talking about crafts that people have used for thousands of years to protect themselves from witches and the evil eye. Whether or not you believe in ...

12 Okt 21min

Episode 38: Mae Reeves & JB Stetson, Two Epic American Hatmakers

A milliner of fabulous hats & pillar of the Black community and the creator of the iconic cowboy hat both started their companies in Philadelphia, PA. Mae Reeves and JB Stetson's iconic work could not...

28 Sep 20min

Episode 37: Needlepoint!

What do Mary Martin, Rosey Grier, and Loreta Swit have in common? They all wrote needlepoint books! We're kicking off Season 3 with a deep dive into needlepoint. With stops at King Tut's tomb in 1922,...

14 Sep 26min

Bonus Episode 3: A Chat with Jane Healey, author of The Saturday Evening Girls Club, a novel

Join us for a very special bonus episode! Alicia sat down to chat with Jane Healey, the author of The Saturday Evening Girls Club, a novel set in the early 1900s. The SEGC was a real club that launche...

27 Maj 20min

Episode 36: Laura Ashley, Iconic Designer & Company

If you were a 90s kid (like Alicia was) or the little sister of a 90s kid (like Sonia was), chances are Laura Ashley influenced your bedroom design. Laura Ashley, born Laura Mountney in Wales in 1925,...

25 Maj 20min

Episode 35: A Sampler of Samplers from Around the World

Close your eyes and picture a sampler. We bet you are picturing a cross-stitched design with an alphabet on it. This type of sampler is quite common in England and North America, but there are many ot...

11 Maj 22min